[OReilly]

But, but, Bill Clinton had an agreement with them.

Where is Bill clinton's second Secretary of State... that looser NotSoBright. She was so annoying trying to bask in the glow of that agreement. Why hasn't CNN called her to defend the Clinton Administration?

[kcvl]

Although North Korea took an unprecedented step of allowing 46 American journalists into the normally secretive country to cover Albright's visit, old habits remain firmly in place. The answer to most of the journalists' requests was "not allowed."


It was not allowed to visit a department store.


It was not allowed to go into a train station.


It was not allowed to talk to any officials. And it certainly was not allowed to talk to any people on the street.


In fact, it was not allowed to leave the hotel except to witness officially approved ceremonies.


When a reporter wandered into the street anyway, the message was reinforced by the people. No one approached him. No one was willing to try to bridge a language gap. People looked and then looked quickly away--the sidewalk-survey tactic of avoiding eye contact.